Description

From the south cross at Duleek, Co. Meath. Duleek is set in a spiritual glen linked to pagan times. This symbol is found in many old druid patterns. The circle which encompasses the pattern is a symbol for completeness and also represents the sun, which was an object of worship. The inner pattern consists of four triquetras. Each triquetra represents the forces of nature: earth, air and water as interpreted through each of the four seasons. The inner pattern can also be seen as a cross, thus symbolizing the integration of Christian and druid beliefs. This piece represents unity and continuous strength.